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EdwardLee
EdwardLee
April 1, 2026

AI-powered text games created via apps like Lingguang are gaining popularity on social media in China. Users craft personalized interactive simulators—such as pet care or store management games—through natural language prompts, then sell them for under 30 yuan. This low‑barrier creative trend taps into youth’s emotional needs and serves as a new channel for micro‑entrepreneurship, with potential to evolve into multimodal formats.

AI-powered text games created via apps like Lingguang are gaining popularity on social media in China. Users craft personalized interactive simulators—such as pet care or store management games—through natural language prompts, then sell them for under 30 yuan. This low‑barrier creative trend taps into youth’s emotional needs and serves as a new channel for micro‑entrepreneurship, with potential to evolve into multimodal formats.
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